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Tango LNG loads first commercial cargo

Argentina’s national oil company (NOC) YPF has loaded its first commercial cargo of LNG from Tango, a floating gas liquefaction facility.

Grain LNG considers expansion as open season continues

An open season to gauge interest in capacity at the UK’s Grain LNG facility started earlier this month, as the terminal prepares for the expiry of current contracts.

CEZ sees strong demand for its Romanian assets

ADNOC signs downstream, LNG deals at ADIPEC

Conoco hits oil, gas off Norway

Energy Community says Bosnia, Serbia, Ukraine unlikely to meet 2020 renewables targets

Bulgaria receives first pipes for IGB

Romanian fuel, energy imports up in 2019

North Macedonia presents final draft of Energy Strategy 2040

Finland's Gasum builds up LNG footprint

Erdogan warns EU’s decision to hit Turkey with sanctions over Cyprus drilling may disrupt talks with bloc

Danish firms explore Turkey’s offshore wind potential

Russia’s Gazprom drops Eurobond issue amid Naftogaz stand-off

AfDB abandons coal in Africa

The AfDB will not fund Kenya's Lamu coal project, but Beijing is unlikely to walk away from coal as a key tool of its investment strategy in Africa

JXTG unlikely to invest in Aramco IPO

Japan’s largest refiner has cast some serious doubt over whether Saudi Aramco’s long-awaited initial public offering (IPO) will able to attract Japanese investment.

Uganda tests tertiary recovery methods for Lake Albert oilfields

The Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU) has launched a pilot programme that involves using tertiary recovery methods to increase yields at crude oil deposits.

Comet seeks environmental approval for Queensland block

Australia junior Comet Ridge has begun work to secure environmental authority (EA) for a coal-bed methane block in Queensland, the company said on November 12.

CEZ to offload Polish assets by 2021

Eurohold appeals ban on buying CEZ’s assets in Bulgaria

UAE’s Al Dahra to build 10 biogas plants in Serbia

Strike claims one of Australia’s largest onshore gas finds

Australian independent Strike Energy has said its block in the Perth Basin could hold one of the country’s largest ever conventional onshore gas discoveries.

Permian flaring reaches new high

The flaring and venting of natural gas has reached a new all-time high in the Permian Basin, where it is a by-product of drilling for oil.

PTT’s Q3 profit shrinks 33%

Thailand’s state-owned PTT saw its third-quarter net profit decline by 33% year on year to THB20.25bn ($669.7mn) on the back of weaker downstream and international trading performances.

Occidental reportedly seeking to sell Anadarko’s Wyoming, Colorado assets

Occidental Petroleum is reportedly soliciting bids for oil and gas assets in Wyoming and Colorado that it acquired through its takeover of Anadarko Petroleum.

Indonesia extends Corridor PSC by 20 years

The Indonesian government has extended the production-sharing contract (PSC) for the Corridor Block in South Sumatra Province by 20 years until 2043.